If FA are objected and no motion is filed to compel , can I question plaintiff to answer them at trial ?
You can certainly question at trial, however an objection to that line of questioning might be sustained by the judge. Best of luck
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You can certainly question at trial, however an objection to that line of questioning might be sustained by the judge. Best of luck
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